Hussein Was Right & Bush Lied
Posted: Monday, January 17, 2005

Hotel Room Journalism
"Hotel journalism" is the only phrase for it. More and more Western reporters in Baghdad are reporting from their hotels rather than the streets of Iraq's towns and cities. Some are accompanied everywhere by hired, heavily armed Western mercenaries.

Not even the shadow of truth
When Colin Powell attempted to blind the world with science, to convince us that the regime of Saddam Hussein was too dangerous to tolerate, he spoke in front of a carefully hidden symbol of human outrage against war and the murder of innocent people.

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The Bush Rule of Journalism
"Don't take on the Bushes" is becoming an unwritten rule in American journalism. Reporters can make mistakes in covering other politicians and suffer little or no consequence, but a false step when doing a critical piece on the Bushes is a career killer.

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Can You Imagine?:
Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong
Hussein said he would be like to bring the UN weapons inspectors back to Iraq. (They had left for safety reasons in 1998 when President Clinton resumed air strikes against Iraq.) President Bush called Hussein's offer a "cynical ploy" and managed to nip any such idea in the bud. Hussein also invited the U.S. Congress to send representatives, accompanied by experts, to inspect any facilities in Iraq that they wanted. President Bush said this changed nothing, and he managed to derail the sending of a Congressional delegation.

Should I Laugh or Cry?

Special forces 'on the ground' in Iran
¥ Lets start another war to distract from Iraq

Israel hints at new assassinations in Gaza

Sharon accused of exploiting violence
Israeli rockets target Gaza building



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